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| March 14. |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
Sir Algernon May: dormant warrant on any money uncharged
in the Exchequer. |
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Earl of Essex's brother: warrant for his pension of 400l. per an. |
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Sir Ste. Fox: [ordered] that he have 75,000l. on the several
quarters of the new Acts. Altered since. Query: move to-morrow. |
|
[Ibid. DCXXIV. p. 112.] |
| March 21. |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
A warrant to Sir R. Long to take account that no money be paid
in by way of rent on any subsequent month of the Customs till the
former [or preceding] months [are] cleared. (Done.) |
|
[Treasury Minute Book DCXXV. p. 159.] |
| March 25. |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
Warrant for Sir Ed. Windham's discoveries in the county of
Cardigan as desired: according to Sir C. Harbord' report. (Done.) |
|
Warrant according to Sir C. Harbord's report for Lord
Arlington's lease. (Done.) |
|
Letter to the Farmers of the Customs to take care that all
brandies be entered in the real names of the importers [and that
the names be those] of knowable persons. (Done.) |
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Sir Ed. Sydenham: a warrant on Sir C. Harbord's report. (Done.) |
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Wine Lincence commission. (Done.) |
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Fee farms: privy seal. (Done.) |
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The surveyor of the rails of Bushey Park, &c. |
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Sir John Nicholas, &c. Mr. Lawrence to attend on Wednesday
morning about it. |
|
[Ibid. p. 160.] |
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Memorandum: to q[uery] names of the Committees of Plantations. |
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Also Mr. Castleton's note and Sir G. Ch[arnock's] paper. |
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To mend the Gazette next time. |
|
[Ibid, DCXXIV. p. 112.] |
| March 26. |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
Mr. Burgess and Mr. Wardour to be spoken to about the half
year's Declarations. Mr. Wardour hath returned his to Michaelmas,
1667, and not any Declaration since. |
|
Sir Edmond Pooley's bond. Mr. Lawrence to be spoken to
about it. |
|
Wine Act and the warrant about the Butlerage to-morrow
morning. |
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Mr. Strickland's report: to look it out. |
|
[Ibid. DCXXV. p. 159.] |
March —
[?26] |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
Delivered to Mr. Lloyd [the following papers, viz.]: (1) Lord
Aungier's state. Not yet returned. (2) Abstract of arrears. Not
yet returned. (3) Additional account of excess of the balance in
Lord Aungier's state of the Irish revenue. |
|
Warrant to Sir R. Long to admit of no loans on the first quarter
of the subsidy, but on the second, third and fourth quarters. |
|
Warrant on the old dormant on Col. Birch, his [certificate ?]. |
|
[The following appointed receivers of Hearthmoney for Kent,
Northumberland and Northampton.]
Kent: Sir Philip Howard, of Sissinghurst, Kent, bart.
Northumberland: John Fenwick, of Walton [sic? for Warton],
in Northumberland, Esq.
Northampton: Fra. Watson, of Plumpton, in Northamptonshire. |
|
Mrs. Colvil: warrant to Sir R. Long to pay an order of 1,500l.
registered upon the County Excise to Mrs. Colvill, to be by her
paid to the Farmers of London Excise. It appeared by the
affidavit of Mr. Dawson that Mr. Colvill had so much money of the
King's in his hands lodged there by the said Farmers. |
|
Memorandum: Sir Ste. Fox's minute to-morrow morning. |
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Capt. Fisher: warrant as desired in the letter of the Commissioners of Accompts. |
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Widow Pinkney: warrant for 5l. |
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Memorandum: D[uke of] Richmond, caveat about Godfrey and
Thornhill. |
|
[Treasury Minute Book DCXXIV. pp. 112–3.] |
| March 27. |
[Downing's or Charnock's memoranda.] |
|
Warrant on the Lord Treasurer's warrant for Lord Byron on any
money [raised or to be raised] on the [sale of] lops, tops, or offal
[of any] wood felled or to be felled. (Done.) |
|
The Earl of Manchester's certificate [is received] for 563l. 5s. 0d.
for lodging money for the Prince of Orange's servants. Warrant
for a privy seal. (Done.) |
|
Sir Ste. Fox: warrant for 2,000l. for the quarter ending Lady
Day last [on the 8,000l. per an. for secret service]. (Done.) |
|
Sir William Swan: [warrant for his ordinary for] three months.
Sir John Finch [the like for] half a year. (Done.) |
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Mr. Snell to give a list of the Justices for 1669 and 1670. |
|
[Ibid. DCXXV. pp. 160–1.] |
